#modern-collaboration

(https://hypothes.is/blog/working-with-wikipedia-articles/ + Neuroscience Wiki Project ) - Hypothesis is exploring the use of on-line annotation to provide review and enhancement of Wikipedia articles. The Neuroscience Wiki Project encourages the neuroscience community to improve the accuracy and robustness of neuroscience articles by directly editing Wikipedia.  While that approach is still best, many researchers may not have time or be unsure of proper protocols for adding or changing information directly on Wikipedia.   With Hypothesis, you can add suggestions and additions as an overlay on current content easily and quickly.  For example, you can provide proper citations or additional information on a topic, note grammatical errors or factual inaccuracies. Experienced Wikipedia editors can then follow up and work with you to add your recommendations to the article.  All contributions will be acknowledged on the contributors page.

A Brief Guide to Handling Information Overload Posted by Alexei Chapko on March 18, 2014Key points:"- know what's important- Know What You Want to Know- interest-based topic restrictions- keywords, categories of interest, recommendations- knowing who's talking about what and how they're talking about it differently- Forget the Early Bird: Keeping up isn't a competition with your friends.Instead, your friends can be your greatest assets when trying to keep informed.Second to you, they're probably the best judge of whether something will interest your or not."Hence:Content Management collaboration (community) tools, taxonomy curation (collaborate on categorisation)...We can only face this collaboratively.